商英2-05-Part 2.ppt

haunt vt.常出没于…；萦绕于…；经常去… vi. 出没；作祟 n. 栖息地；常去的地方 vt. 1.常去He haunted the British Museum when living in London. 2.缠住(某人): He hates to be haunted by the reporters. 3.常与…交往: She haunted Jackson closely before becoming a singing star. 4.(思想、回忆等)萦绕在…心中；缠扰，使苦恼: Memories of the old days haunted him。 5. 洋溢在: She is haunted in happy memories. 6.(鬼魂等)常常出没于 Thats the house that was haunted. vi. 1. 经常逗留；存留: I saw some persons haunting around your house, whats the matter with you? 2. 交往(后与 with 连用): His father let him not to haunt with us the bad girls. 3. (鬼魂等)经常出没，作祟 as can mean though/although adjective+as+subject+be/seem/appear: Tired as he was, he offered to carry her. Strong as he was, he couldn’t lift it. Patient as he was, he had no intention of waiting for three hours. May implies “I accept the fact that ….” Book 2-Unit 5 5. … but seldom was there a day when I could not clearly follow the course of the river down to its wide muddy estuary. inversion of the verb Book 2-Unit 5 Translation: 但很少有一天会看不清那那小河流向宽阔、多泥的河口。 Certain adverbs and adverb phrases, mostly with a restrictive or negative sense, can for emphasis be placed first in a sentence or clause and are then followed by the inverted form of the verb. The most important of these are shown below. Book 2-Unit 5 hardly ever几乎从来不, on no account决不, hardly ... when, only by, in no circumstances决不, only in this way, either/nor, only then/when, never, scarcely ever几乎从不，很少，极难得, no sooner ... than, Scarcely ... when, not only, seldom, not until, nowhere On no account must this switch be touched. Only by shouting was he able to make himself heard. Never before had I been asked to accept a bribe贿赂 . Hardly/Scarcely ever did they manage to meet unobserved. Book 2-Unit 5 Book 1-Unit 14 most Englishmen, more at home in lowlands than on heights popular idea of an English village general conception of a farm villages and English rivers influences of these rivers on the lives of the local villagers views from the writer’s cottage in